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We currently don't have a way to compile arbitrary l-values to Rust, e.g.,
Constructor{var x, var y} = z
is ok, but
Constructor{x, y} = z
where x and y are previously introduced variables is illegal.
Either implement the logic to support this translation (e.g., by assigning to intermediate variables) or modify validation logic to disallow such programs
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We currently don't have a way to compile arbitrary l-values to Rust, e.g.,
is ok, but
where
x
andy
are previously introduced variables is illegal.Either implement the logic to support this translation (e.g., by assigning to intermediate variables) or modify validation logic to disallow such programs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: